tip for dealing with audio mixing in movies
common complaint about movie audio is ‘the speech is too quiet and the action is too loud’. this can be resolved with dynamic range compression or normalization. ffmpeg provides a normalization filter called dynaudnorm [http://ffmpeg.org/ffmpeg-filters.html#dynaudnorm] which u can use in mpv via --af=“dynaudnorm”.
Yes this has always been annoying with videos in Linux. Pipewire seems to be better about it and there are ways to mitigate it
Hello all, those who like to watch a lot of videos on the internet, especially on Youtube, probably know the problem that apparently 99% of the Youtuber or creators of the videos suffer from ADHD (Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder). Not only that mostly thumbnails show the following content in principle: But in addition, the sound of the videos is mostly oversaturated with loud screams, or sounds, or whatever that are sometimes more or sometimes less extra overdriven. Now I don’t r...
This was about to be my response. Sometimes, when a 5.1 surround mix is forced into stereo output, it causes the ‘speech’ channel to sound quieter than it should.
Try sticking to non-surrounds sources OP if you don’t have surround setup
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